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Agencies

  • Marketers Find Dining Divine

    Here’s a change from sub-segmented, micromarketed target audiences: People who like to eat. One could easily cull a dozen names from the DIRECT editorial

  • NICKELODEON

    Attractive young entertainment industry executive boosts the popularity of her network’s substantial cartoon properties by connecting characters to kids

  • Queen Gene

    She’s svelte, sultry and sloe-eyed. She’s Gene Marshall, a 15-1/2-inch fashion doll that falls somewhere between camp and vamp. And she has her own catalog,

  • Listline

    One Claim Dropped in D&B Lawsuit Though he is allowing the case to proceed, a federal judge has thrown out a claim in a lawsuit accusing Dun & Bradstreet

  • Actors and Actresses

    The casting of actors and actresses is changing to better reflect America’s demographic diversity. Research from the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) indicates

  • Account-Specific Spotlight: Salt Lake City

    Looking for solutions selling ideas? Check out Salt Lake City. The hometown of American Stores is the No. 1 city for aisle markets, in 97 percent of supermarkets.

  • Low Comedy, High Finance

    It was inevitable. The ubiquitous J. Crew catalog spawned a parody. Its title, J. Crewd, sums up the level of humor. The cover, for example, shows a preppy

  • Promises to Keep

    Ten months ago, privacy advocate Evan Hendricks predicted that consumer outrage over the privacy issue would approach the fervor of the Civil Rights movement

  • Consumer DM Stocks Make a Comeback

    Rebounding from a volatile summer, consumer direct marketing stocks regained some ground in late fall after months of market uncertainty.The 54 consumer

  • Men Shop, But Women Buy Insurance Online

    Men typically shop for insurance online but it’s women who end up buying, according to a recent analysis of American consumers who have accessed the RightQuote